View Full Version : Nzou lodge for rent
scottm
04-14-2010, 06:59 PM
Am a proud owner of Lodge 14 Nzou. Lake view, swimming pool, recently renovated, styled and equipped. Fans and Air conditioning in all 4 bedrooms. Internal access to viewing platform. At present 30m from lake shore. A fine and trustworthy maid. Secure garage.
Avatar of elephant drinking from said pool.:smiley20::smiley20::smiley20::smiley20::smil ey20:
contact rcrook@bishopslea.co.zw
barto11
04-14-2010, 07:06 PM
Available over new years?
sally
04-14-2010, 07:08 PM
been there and spent New Years there in 2000, wasnt number 14 but it was stunning! is that the same ele that has been there for years?? i would consider staying there again if we didnt have a house boat!! how much would you rent it for per day/week?
boards
04-14-2010, 07:09 PM
wow how quick was that Barto.... good thinking!
scottm
04-14-2010, 07:15 PM
been there and spent New Years there in 2000, wasnt number 14 but it was stunning! is that the same ele that has been there for years?? i would consider staying there again if we didnt have a house boat!! how much would you rent it for per day/week?
One Tusk was taken out a couple of years ago thanks to our revellers at the NAU.
I was there for close on the last fortnight and because the lake is so high everything comes to you.
At present it goes for 150$ a day, minimum 8 beds. How you arrange little ones is up to you. Never thought I'd end up taking IKEA stuff to Kariba !!!!
barto11
04-14-2010, 07:45 PM
wow how quick was that Barto.... good thinking!
Gotta start making plans
sally
04-14-2010, 07:51 PM
I have decided that someday soon well at least in the next year or so, we have to go back home to zim for a proper holiday, FS wants to go to Leopard rock and i want Kariba so might have to do both! and then in 5 years +/- we will move back on the condition that its ok for us to go back, as i am sure you know what i mean.
barto11
04-14-2010, 07:54 PM
Suspect I'd have to put a minimum age of 60 for New Years !:naughty:
Combined age?:whistling:
barto11
04-14-2010, 09:08 PM
mental or chronological ?:smiley36:
Gonna have to be chronological :smiley36:
boards
04-15-2010, 04:28 AM
not after a few beers Barto...
I have decided that someday soon well at least in the next year or so, we have to go back home to zim for a proper holiday, FS wants to go to Leopard rock and i want Kariba so might have to do both! and then in 5 years +/- we will move back on the condition that its ok for us to go back, as i am sure you know what i mean.
Eish you guy will be spending your holidays apart or what?? Why go to Leopard Rock to freeze your arse off anyway?? Apart to play golf and gamble...oh and to drink...
Am a proud owner of Lodge 14 Nzou. Lake view, swimming pool, recently renovated, styled and equipped. Fans and Air conditioning in all 4 bedrooms. Internal access to viewing platform. At present 30m from lake shore. A fine and trustworthy maid. Secure garage.
Avatar of elephant drinking from said pool.:smiley20::smiley20::smiley20::smiley20::smil ey20:
Trust you will be building a golf course as well???
boards
04-15-2010, 08:43 AM
doro would be no use as a caddy probably cos he'd be spending all his time at the 19th hole.... but im in for a four-ball!
scottm
04-15-2010, 04:53 PM
Am a proud owner of Lodge 14 Nzou. Lake view, swimming pool, recently renovated, styled and equipped. Fans and Air conditioning in all 4 bedrooms. Internal access to viewing platform. At present 30m from lake shore. A fine and trustworthy maid. Secure garage.
Avatar of elephant drinking from said pool.:smiley20::smiley20::smiley20::smiley20::smil ey20:
Trying to return to a legit classified.
For info on availability contact rcrook@bishopslea.co.zw
A dedicated website to appear soon
barto11
04-15-2010, 06:29 PM
My query was legit!!
Think it might be outta the price range for a bunch of struggling students anyway :(
gertrude
04-16-2010, 12:08 PM
Suspect I'd have to put a minimum age of 60 for New Years !:naughty:
Mid-50s okay??:smiley36:
I've lived in this country since 1997 and STILL haven't been to Kariba. *sigh*
SpaRHawK
04-16-2010, 01:47 PM
Mid-50s okay??:smiley36:
I've lived in this country since 1997 and STILL haven't been to Kariba. *sigh*
WHAT!!!! wow.... so you never experienced Breezes on a New Years... or camping at Mopane Bay... snuck into the residents pool at Crabs?or went into the Casino as it was the only place with air-con.
Go. To. Kariba.
WHAT!!!! wow.... so you never experienced Breezes on a New Years... or camping at Mopane Bay... snuck into the residents pool at Crabs?or went into the Casino as it was the only place with air-con.
Go. To. Kariba.
Breezes is closed for renovations I think? ...... Mopane Bay has been closed since about year 2000 as they were supposed to be building a golf course but it never got off ground.... I only found about that last year as having not been to Zim for over 10 years, went to Mopane Bay in the hope of meeting up with campers and drinking, was instead greeted with goats and chickens running around.... real sad....:smiley19:
carlykinn
04-16-2010, 03:25 PM
Think Charara is the place to be for New Years now, but you have to be prepared for the fact that the average age of those attending is about 17 ... 18 at a push!
The term *ankle biters* gets used a lot by every over the age of 25!
Think I might have to go this year though ... just to make sure I'm too old!
**WARNING** this thread had already been hijacked about 3 or 4 posts before mine ...
Tricky Nicky
04-16-2010, 04:12 PM
I think Breezes was levelled to build some fancy lodges - it no longer exists!
barto11
04-16-2010, 07:15 PM
Think Charara is the place to be for New Years now, but you have to be prepared for the fact that the average age of those attending is about 17 ... 18 at a push!
The term *ankle biters* gets used a lot by every over the age of 25!
Think I might have to go this year though ... just to make sure I'm too old!
**WARNING** this thread had already been hijacked about 3 or 4 posts before mine ...
Charara's still the place for New Years...but staying there is crap. Last year we stayed in Vundu Bay and it was so awesome not even drunken kids running around trying to get laid
scottm
04-17-2010, 04:19 AM
Mid-50s okay??:smiley36:
I've lived in this country since 1997 and STILL haven't been to Kariba. *sigh*
You have the perfect customer profile.
I don't think I've felt so relaxed in years after staying there for 10 days. I found the drive from Harare easy to do, with the state of the roads better than what I'm used to in Greece.
Have made a great effort to make the lodge comfortable, especially for the ladies. Kariba is not just for fishing and a New Year's Party. It's for life !
dallas
04-17-2010, 09:40 AM
Scott will keep it in mind for when we decide to move back!! (or go on holiday!)
yarrumsg
04-17-2010, 10:26 AM
Gonna have to be chronological :smiley36:
i think i have the age of about 104 with alzheimer's according to dr kawishima's brain training does this count?
Steve
04-17-2010, 02:33 PM
I think Breezes was levelled to build some fancy lodges - it no longer exists!
It was. My in-laws had a chalet there, right on the edge of the lake. Used to park the boat outside. All gone now!!!:smiley19:
Saphire Lady
04-17-2010, 06:43 PM
I think Breezes was levelled to build some fancy lodges - it no longer exists!
I was working there in 2006 when they started demolishing it. Very sad. Last year when we went back to Kariba for a visit, not much had happened - a few attempts at some lodges were built and work done on the harbour. But I hear things grinded to a halt when money ran out.
Not sure what the plan is there now:smiley19:.
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